Growing up as a kid we always had 4-5 rental properties so I know that side of the real estate world, but recently I've discovered the idea of Wholesaling.

This time I decided after I pay for an expensive inspection and discover undisclosed, expensive problems the owner won't fix the owner gets a copy of the report via delivery confirmation.

These properties are most likely going to be occupied by a home owner, so that is what you must focus on attracting. side note, i recently discovered Facebook marketplace for real estate!!

It will take a bit of luck finding the low rise opportunity in the  near loop discovered areas, but there is lots of work to do farther out. 

The institutions have been holding on to a large number of SFR rentals for a few years now.

I budgeted for extra strips, just in case mistakes are made or we discover some imperfect strips during the installation process.

Many investors waive the inspection contingency, but keep the financing contingency, which is flexible enough to get out of the contract in case something unexpected is discovered. 

Well......before there was institutional education.

I discovered BiggerPockets when I started doing YouTube searches on the topic. 

We think that this is because we are pretty good renters, we always pay our rent on time and I sometimes fix little things around the house that need repair.Around the time we started that 2 years ago,  we had an off-hand conversation with the owners where they told us that they might be willing to sell us this house as we have never before owned a home.Two years later, I've discovered BiggerPockets and I think that buying this house might be a good way to start in REI.